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Allianoi before the flood
A photographic display of the archaeological work conducted in the ancient city of Allianoi, which will soon be covered by the waters of new dam, is being held in İzmir.
March 7— Turkish archaeologists are racing against time to save as much of the heritage of an ancient Roman city, famed for its baths, which is soon to be inundated by the rising waters of a newly constructed dam.

   
 
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  A photographic display of the work being done at the city of Allianoi, near the western Turkish town of Bergama, has opened in Izmir. The display, entitled “Allianoi in Water”, shows the results of the four years of excavations at the site as well as many of the priceless artefacts that have been recovered to date and will be open to the public until 12 March.
       The city was known as a centre of health with its famous Roman Baths, which have been preserved for centuries under the region’s tobacco fields. The site of Allianoi, a city established more than 2,200 years ago, is spread over an area of over 40,000 square metres of land and reputedly has the best preserved and most extensive examples of Roman baths in the world.
       The head of the excavation team, Ahmet Yara?, said that the pieces rescued were of universal value and that they would try to unearth as many as they can before the city is flooded under the waters of the Yortanlı Dam.
       
 
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